HAGGIN
Start a Haggin

For SaaS companies

Stop losing customers over price.

HAGGIN lets SaaS companies negotiate their prices with customers. Publish a Haggin, share the link, and let people make an offer. You accept, counter, or pass, from an inbox, not a chat.

Start a Haggin for freeSee pricing

Free Trial: one Haggin, 14 days live, no card.

This is what a Haggin looks like.

Example · Acme Pro

List price$100/month

  1. 01

    Paco · Buyer

    Offer

    $60/month60% of list

    10 licenses · + Testimonial

  2. 02

    Acme · Company

    Counter

    $75/month75% of list

    10 licenses · + Testimonial · + X post

  3. 03

    Paco · Buyer

    Accepted
    Deal.A customer you didn't have yesterday.

Your pricing stays yours. The negotiation is theirs.

Free, Pro, Business. Fixed prices. A trial if they're lucky. Then they accept or they leave. That's the pricing page everyone ships.

HAGGIN adds one more door: “Make an offer”. Your list price doesn't move. But people who would have walked away now tell you what they'd pay, and what else they'd give.

Not a discount tool. A negotiation layer.

How it works

Three moves. No chat.

  1. 01

    Publish a Haggin

    Answer two questions, get a suggested setup, tweak it, publish. You get a link. Put it on your site, in a launch, in a cancellation flow. Anywhere.

  2. 02

    Offers arrive in your inbox

    Each offer is structured: price, seats, commitment, extras like a testimonial, a post, a video. HAGGIN tells you how it compares to your standard price and who's asking.

  3. 03

    Accept. Counter. Pass.

    A counter is a full new proposal, not a price tweak. When you accept, paste your checkout link. The buyer agrees to the terms. Deal.

The company side

An inbox of negotiations. With steroids.

No dashboards, no donut charts. You open HAGGIN to decide. Sort by highest offer, filter out everything below 20%, select 37 lowballs and reject them in one go. Every decision is still yours.

  • —Offer vs. standard price, at a glance
  • —Who's asking: company, role, audience
  • —Filters: testimonials, public content, 20+ seats, best first
  • —Bulk reject. Never auto-reject.
WhoCompanyOffervs listPotentialStatus
Paco GarcíaAcme Inc.$75/mo · 10 seats · +testimonial75%HighYour move
Ines RoyRoy Studio$1,000/yr · 15 seats83%HighYour move
Tom Kelly—$12/mo12%LowYour move
Mara LundLund & Co$60/mo · +X post (38K)60%MediumWaiting

Use cases

Where a Haggin earns its keep.

Lost sales

Someone won't buy at list price. Instead of losing them: make an offer.

Trials that don't convert

The trial ends, nothing happens. Send them a Haggin before they're gone for good.

Churn

They hit cancel. Give them a private negotiation instead of a goodbye screen.

Launches

Don't publish a price. Publish a Haggin with a deadline and let early believers name theirs.

Pricing experiments

Find out what people actually pay for, and what else they'll bring to the table.

B2B deals

Seats, annual commitments, intros, case studies. The price is one variable of many.

Pricing

Priced by Haggins. Never by negotiations.

Unlimited offers, counters and deals on every plan. You pay for how many Haggins you can keep live.

Try it for free

Free

No card required

Try the whole thing. No strings attached.

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Campaign

$19 one-time

One Haggin. One shot. Make it count.

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Recommended

Pro

$29$9/month

Founding PricingLocked forever. Closes 27 Sept.

For when “make an offer” becomes a habit.

Go Pro

Business

$99$59/month

Founding PricingLocked forever. Closes 27 Sept.

Negotiation is part of the business.

Go Business

Or

And of course, you can make an offer.

We sell negotiable pricing. It would be odd if ours weren't. Tell us what you'd pay for Pro or Business, and what else you'd give.

Make an offer

FAQ

Before you publish.

The questions SaaS companies ask us first. Short answers, because the product is short too.

Who is HAGGIN for?

SaaS companies that want more MRR without buying more traffic. Lost sales, trials that never convert, churn, launches, pricing experiments and B2B deals that don't need a call. See the use cases.

Is this a discount tool?

No. Your list price stays where it is. A Haggin is a separate door for the people who were going to walk away: they tell you what they'd pay, and what else they'd give. You decide, one offer at a time.

What counts as a live Haggin?

A Haggin that is published and accepting offers. Close it or let it end, and its slot is free again. Pro means five live at the same time, not five ever.

Do you charge per negotiation?

Never. Offers, counters, buyers and deals are unlimited on every plan. You only pay for how many Haggins you can keep live at once.

How does the buyer pay?

Through your own checkout. When you accept, you paste your payment link into the deal and the buyer pays you directly. HAGGIN never touches your deal money.Negotiation infrastructure, not a payment middleman.

Do buyers need an account?

Yes, a light one. They open your link, build the offer and set a password right before sending it. No card, no onboarding. It's how they get your answer and counter without digging through email.

Is there a chat with the buyer?

No chat, on purpose. A counter is a full new proposal: price, seats, commitment, extras. Two or three moves and it's a deal, instead of forty messages.

What happens with lowball offers?

They land in the inbox like every other offer. Filter by everything under 20% or 50%, select them and reject them in one go. HAGGIN never auto-rejects and never accepts for you.

Can I negotiate with one company only?

Publish a private Haggin. It gets an unlisted link, it stays out of search engines, and only the person you name can send an offer.

Free Trial or Campaign?

The trial is one Haggin for up to 14 days, free, no card. Its clock starts when you publish, not when you sign up. Campaign is one Haggin for up to 30 days, $19, whenever you need another one.

Can I cancel?

Whenever you want, from your billing page. Your Haggins stay live until the end of the period you already paid for. No calls, no retention flow.

Turn price objections into deals.

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